Democrat and Chronicle from Rochester, New York • Page 34

Him 'wr wwi'yi UK i 'V in 'l'i''fl nyif Pmeerst rmd Chronic! 6 landlord Loses HOLIDAY CELEBRATION! THE ROCHESTER PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA 4D Rochester, N.Y. 1970 FIRST CLASS ENTERTAINMENT! YYiamuel Jones, conducting In Review A FLAWLESS CHILLER. AA -Playboy Magazine b9 FIRST-RATE. A FAST-PACED IN-DEPTH MAYOR STEPHEN MAYK "The landlord" is playing at the Cinema theater and is rated R. restricted.

Persons under 17 must be accompanied by parent or adult guardian. Clint walkw VincM Price "Mori Oeid Than Alivi" Elvis Presley In "CLAMBAKE" THRILLER THAT BLENDS CHARACTERIZATION WITH THE ACTION TO PROVIDE A MOST SATISFYING EN "THE LINCOLN PORTRAIT" plut a Souta Handol i "Fireworkt tlT Gould's "American Salute'-ond much moral FIREWORKS DISPLAY" TONIGHT! JULY 3, 7:30 P.M. nERTAINMENT. A TENSER, TAUTER. MORE FASCINAT pjtica r.r7JJ 40 HNG STEP-BY-STEP COMMISSION OF A COMPLICATED 5 PRIME IS DIFFICULT TO RECALL.

cCOLDTivj -Judith Crist, New York Magazine Ride tlio HENRIETTA BOWL (Collins Rd, neor the Fo.reroundi) Listen from the comfort of your car or bring lawn chairs ond blankets. Rain date: Monday evening, July 6 i I-' By BERNARD DREW "The Landlord" is a picture which attempts to state some large truths about black-white relations. Rut it states them in such a larger-than-life, fantastic and erratic way that such exaggerated humor, and such a burst of melodramatics at the end, that it ultimately defeats itself. Beao Bridges can act, but he is called upon here to play the 29-year-old hero with all of his leftover grimaces and gulps and attitudes of discomfort from "Gaily. Gaily." He's the young, rich white boy who buys a tenement in the black ghetto of Brooklyn with the express purpose of "finding himself" by tearing all the lloors down, evicting the tenants, and suspending the biggest psychedelic fixture in the world from the ceiling.

Of course, the black tenants in the broken-down rathole don't like that idea. They include Pearl Bailey as an ex-vaudcvillian, Diana Sands as a hair fryer and former Miss CLASSIC STEAM LOCOMOTIVE TRIP 14 Hr. Round Trip from Arcade, N. Y. (Rte.

39, off Rte. 16) Saturdays, Sundays, i miissi S( jome of Western New York's most beautiful scenery. See the Grover Cleveland Honeymoon Pullman. Holidays 10:30 A.M., 12:30, 2:30, 4:30 P.M. Wednesdays: 2:00 and 3:45 P.M.

Phone 496-3877 Fares: every industry has its first family Picnic ground at Arcade. Charter and Group Rates. ws Adults $1.75 Children $1.00 2 FIRST RUN HITS! BOTH IN COLOR-RATED "GETTING INTO HEAVEN" PLUS "BACKSEAT CABBIE" HOLIDAY SPECIAL! New Show Every Friday MIDNIGHT SHOWS ON FRIDAY and SATURDAY Doors Open At 1 1 :30 Continuous Performances From Noon Mil MMim GP 2a PANAVISION Color by DE LUXE SnwH In Trttt tin miiUN. iMIrtl WOOD Emrsi -m ir frs TONIGHT 30 SATURDAY AND SUNDAY AT 1 5 20 7 MONROE THEATRE 565 MONROE AVE. 473-0694 JROBERTCULP ir-i i in-rr nnt MWlMUUlMfe! OYAN CANNON PEARL BAILEY ine momentj Sepia, who is married to Louis Gossett, and various other blacks who do not like honkies but who come to tolerate Beau.

Beau breaks with his rich white family and they have to be seen to be disbelieved they are all photographed white on white while the blacks are photographed, you know and he moves into the cellar of his building. Then he girl, although he has a one-night fling with Miss Sands, which leads to the expected consequences, and there is much tragedy for all before the sun glimmers again. Bill Gunn wrote the screenplay from a novel by Kristin Hunter and Hal Ashby directed, with Norman Jewison producing, though the picture often looks as though Jewison had directed it himself good, incisive, Imaginative moments but too much glitter, glass, and dross and ultimately too much of too little. Pearl, Miss Sands, Gossett and Melvin Stewart are fine performers and they have fine moments as the blacks, along with not such fine ones, but JAMES FRANCISCUS-KIM HUNTER? CLINT EASTWOOD deadliest man on a whole army with two guns and a fistful of dynamite! MAURICE EVANS -LINDA HARRISON CHARLTON HESTON tsllflM THE 11 NOVEL OF THE YEAR-NOW AMOTION PICTURE! lALICE and IHE BOSTO TONY CURTIS HENRY FONDA r' as Washington St.N.nearE Rochester 586 4866 Ling Rd bet Dewey Ave Greenleaf Rd 663 1443 mm ejmi, 4, A A. BOX-OFFICE OPENS 7:30 BURT LANCASTER as MEL BAKERSFELD DEAN I I as VERNON FIREWORKS FRI.

SAT. NIGHTS! ROSS HUNTER PRODUCTION the whites In the pictore are never anything more than Amos 'n Andy in reverse. i Lee Grant, a marvelous actress, plays Beau's society mama like a Jewish Billie Burke. The others I will not even mention. The best thing in "The Landlord" is Marki Bey, who plays Beau's half-Irish, half biack girl friend.

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